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... in the afternoon, before Peter Holford, efq; one of the Matters of the faid Court, at his Chambers in Symcnds Inn, Chancery-lane, London, THREE undivided FIFTH PARTS of a Manfion- Houfe, called' BAGLAKE-HOUSE, in the parifh of Longbkeuv, in the county ...
... daughter of Robt. J. Adeaue, esq; of Babraham, Cambridgeshire--*'* H. Erringtou, esq, eldest sou G H. oft Casino, Colchester, to Fanny, eldest daughter of Mil!'- esq; of park, near Colchester.ââC.J. Hutton, second son ihe Rev. J. H. Hutton, vicar LeckforA ...
... —Some excitement has been occasioned in Gloucester by the deaths of two children, Fanny and Sarah Ann Kent, daughters of John Kent, mariner, and his wife, living that city. Fanny died on Friday week, and Sarah Ann on the Sunday following. A coroner's inquest ...
... prosecutor, who lives Back-lane, about half a mile from where he saw the prisoner, and they both went to an out-house of the prosecutor's, aud found the sill of the window knocked off; they also saw foot-marks, which he traced to the lane and to the road leading ...
... 1854, special license, at St. Mark's Church, Melbourne, Australia, the Rev. James A. Clowes. Mr. Henry Mc Intosh, to Miss Fanny Mardon, of Exeter, Devon. Jan. 2, Allahabad, Edward Davidson, Esq., Bengal Engineers, son of the late George Madgwick Davidson ...
... the attention he had given to the subject.— Bristol Tunes. CRICKET. On Tuesday week a match was played in a field in Compton Lane, between eleven gentlemen from Bath and the same number belonging to Shepton Mallet and its neighbourhood. The Sheptonians ...
... the machine. The limb was much crushed and the small bone broken. Coleford- Forbidding the Banns.—On the 31st of March, a somewhat rare occurrence took place in the church at Coleford, in the parish of Kilmersdon ; the clergyman as usual was publishing ...
... Society were very ably urged by the Rev. Mr. Maddooks, of Trowbridge, George Wood Sheppard, Esq., the Rev. Mr. Whiteway, of Coleford, and the Rev. Mr. Medland, of Bath, formerly missionary at Meerut. The evening meeting at Trmity School-room was folly attended; ...
... Mary Griffin, Compton lane, on the preceding Sunday. The prisoner, it appeared, was on his way to Castle Cary, en route for Dorchester, to join the Dorset Militia, when, after visiting several public-houses, reached Compton lane in rather elevated style ...
... days' imprisonment. Robert Tucker, for stealing earthenware, of the value of 9s,the property of Thomas Nicholls, Prickett'a-lane, was sentenced to 21 days' hard labour. sth S.R.V.—A meeting of the members of the sth S.R.C., held on Saturday evening, at ...
... and had. offered to work it out if prosecutor allow him to do so. Prisoner was acquitted. . ATTEMPTED 3oICIDE. J' rancis John Lane, 35, shoemaker, was indicted attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself into a pond, at Leigh-upon- Mendip, on May 4» ...
... case. Fined 10s, and 9* m Proved ! Knatchbull retired from the Bench win —* Mr following cases were hard '—William. th ! Coleford, was charged by Thomas Brow?, °1 keeper to Mr. Knatchbull, with trespassing i at Stratton-on-the-Fosse, on the of Defendant ...